VOL. II. NO. 42.
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1896.
PRICE, 5 CENTS
SHEFFIELD. IND., May 12.
track fast.
SHEFFIELD FORM CHART.
•Ninth Day. Spring Meeting of Fifteen Days. Weather clear
Presiding Jndge, M. Nathanson. Starter, Richard Dwyer.
895
FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds. Maidens.
Ind.
Horses.
PINCHBACK
830 IN I’EGRITY II
830 OLD MAN
848 ETNA
707 HIGHLAND FLING
830 MILDRED D
765 SOCIAL SMITH
815 GRACIE T
Wgt.
St. 54
%
54
Str.
Fin.
Jockeys
Open
Close
Place
109
IH
22
Ink
12
1^
Irving
6—5
4-5
out
102
6%
5nk 33
32
21
O’Reilly
6
15
6
104
4Yi
8
5nk
53
3nk
Fox
5
8
3
100
6nk
411 /. 41 !/*
42
43
T. Burns
12
20
8
100
3%
11
22
2%
51*/.
W’arren
3
4
7 — 5
104!4
2%
3nk 8
72
61^2
W, Feeney
4
6
2
102
1%
71
61
63
710
Field
6
12
5
100
8
6% 7
8
8
Rebo
8
20
8
.1:17.
Time, 12^, 24%, 36%, 4914
Winner— Ed Brown’s b. g, 3, Powhattan— Silver Thread.
Post 1 minute. Start, with machine and flag, good. Won galloping; second and third driv-
ing. Mildred D was galloping down back stretch, was cut off and obliged to pull up to a stand-
still. Highland Fling tired badly in the stretch; cannot go over five furlongs. Old Man was under
drive all the way.
89G
SECOND RACE— 1-3 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling.
Ind.
Horses.
Wgt.
St. 54 54
% Str.
Fin.
Jockeys
Open
Close
Place
105
1154
Ink 11V4
13
Hyle
3
4Yi
1
101
354
42 2 nk
2%
Magnusson
3
454
1
105
454
3154 3h
32
Everett
4
454
1
105
254
2 nK 43
44
Irving
8 — 5
1
out
111
5 5 5
Time, 1254. 2454, 5054.
5
J. Murphy
8
10
3
846 DEVOIR
846 C. H, WHELAN
846 ETHEL FARRELL
TERRIFIC
ACETA
Winner— Celia & Sippy’s blk. f. by Fordham— HeFen Broeck.
Post 8 minutes. Start fair. Flag alone. Won handily, second and third driving. Terrific
made poor showing ; she blew up after three furlongs. Aceta is crazy, tried to run out all the way.
897
THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses.
Wgt.
St.
54 54
%
Str.
Fin.
Jockeys
Open
Close
Place
829 WARREN POINT
95
IH
2nk
Ink
INK
Ink
Magnusson
4
5
2
829 DENIZETTE
100
7h
7h
454
3154
2154
Warren
4
5
2
408 PASKOLA
99
2h
Ink
21
21
3h
Hyle
30
25
8
687 MAMIE G
95
6 h
554
754
654
42
Clay
4
4
8 — 5
848 MIKE KELLY
92
8 h
454 5154 41
52
T. Burns
3
254
4—5
829 FAKIR
11254
10
10
10
854
654
Overton
15
20
8
831 SIXTY
97
4nk
3u
32
,*>NK
72
D. Davis
10
12
5
709 MAJOR DRIPPS
105
354
654 61 M 6nk
81 54
Stoval
20
20
8
709 MISS KITTY
95
9
8
9
754
y 2
Everett
8
8
3
833 THE SHAKER
109
5h
9
83
10
10
J. Morgan
60
60
20
Winner— Ruddy Bro’s ch. c, 3, by Bishop— Guildura.
Post 2 minutes. Start with machine and flag perfect. Won driving ; second and third same.
.Mike Kelly in pocket most of the way, finished strong. Sixty showed speed but could not last.
Paskola was short, will run better next time, has a good turn of speed. Denizette finished strong.
Scratched— Meddler, 107 ; Loretta, 97 ; Sunny, 95.
898
FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap.
Ind. Horses.
Wgt.
St.
54 % %
Str.
Fin.
Jockeys
Open
Close
Place
850 EVANATUS
106
7
4h 154 2154 2154
13
Dorsey
4
4
6—5
(851)HI HENRY
108
6h
61 21 1154 1«
2nk
H. Penny
3
4
6-5
816 DICK BEHAN
104
IH
154 3nk 42
3 h
3 h
L. Soden
2
2
4-5
832 ORINDA
9454
5 h
315442 354
454
45
Cleary
3
4
6—5
(768)ELOROY
106
2 nk 5 nk 7 7
5154
5154
Stoval
5
7
354
873 DICK TENSION
78
354 2 nk 554 554
6h
61
T. Burns
30
40
12
850 GRATZ HANLEY
80
4h
7 61 62
7
7
Curtaindahl
30
40
12
Time. 13^, 26>4 , 39, 50, 1 :02^, 1 :16*4, 1 ;42»/,.
Winner — Hankins & Johnson's b. g. a, by Leonatus— Eva S.
Post 2 minutes. Start good with machine and flag. Won well in hand; second and third
driving. Hi Henry ran a game race, was under drive at head of stretch. Evanatus would have
been left again had the start been made without flags, Eloroy did not run his race, boy was
fighting him all the way. Dick Behan got bad ride.
Scratched— Ingomar, 108; Connemara. 88.
899
FIFTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses.
Wgt.
St. 54
54 %
Str.
Fin.
Jockeys
Open
Close
Place
766 REMEDY
102
IH
254 13
13
11
Sherland
3
18-5
1
(817) MAY FERN
107
354
32 3h
3154
23
Warren
6—5
6—5
out
(721)DOMINICO
104
454
11 21
21
3h
D. Davis
6
7
2
(833)FLOREANNA
11154
5
454 42
43
42
Overton
354
454
6-5
870 GLENOID
104
2nk
550 5
5
550
Everett
10
10
3
790 CASSA
97
6
6 6
6
6
Dunn
100
150
50
Time, IIU, 24, 36%, 1:01^4.
Winner — Liberty Stable’s blk. m. a. by Beauclerc — Patent Stopper.
- Post 10 minutes. Start good. Won handily, second and third driving.
Cassa ran away a
mile before race ; was practically left at post. Remedy simply outfooted her field. Glenoid ran
good race ; will do in his class.
Scratched — Tramp, 104; Effie T, 99: Nellie H, 103; Marden Pet, 102; Denver. 104,
900
SIXTH RACE— 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses.
Wgt.
St. 54 54 %
Str.
Fin.
Jockeys
Open Close
Place
(8l5)OUTGO
104
354 11 11 12
154
13
Irving
7-5
1
out
849 DOCTOR G
100
iH 515431 3154 2h
2154
Hyle
4
4
8 — 5
845 MARY L
104
454 22 2154254
31
3h
Fox
20
40
12
834 BELVOUR
100
8 8 62 41
4u
42
Everett
254
3
1
(845) LADY ROSE
107
5h 31 41545 NK
5h
55
T. McHugh
6
12
5
655 OTHO
9954
61 6nk 8 7
62
61
Warren
10
20
8
792 SEWANEE
107
71 7h 7nk 8
8
72
Dunn
30
200
50
723 DISTURBANCE
112
254 41 52 62
7
8
Stoval
10
15
6
Time, 13%, 2b%, 36%, 49%. 1 :03, 1 :2S%
Winner— B. Brandon’s gr. g, 4, by Outcast— Lucy Lisle.
Post 2 minutes, Start poor, with machine and flag. Won easily ; second and third driving.
Belvour ran a good race, would have been a contender with an even break. Mary L made a strong
bidin stretch. Disturbance is no account. Doctor G was galloping at head of stretch.
Scratched— Feedman, 107 ; Forerunner, 112; Mandolina, 97.
ST. LOUIS FORM CHART.
ST. LOUIS, MO., May 12. — Third Day. Summer Meeting. Weather clear ; track good
Judges, J. A. Carter and J. A. Murphy. Starter, C. C. Chinn.
FIRST RACE — 4 1-3 Furlongs. 2-year-olds, Maidens.
901
Ind. Horses.
Wgt.
St.
54 54 %
Str.
Fin.
Jockeys
Open
Close
Place
BU('KVIDERE
108
4
454
33
12
C. Slaughter
8
6
2
852 PRINCE LORMISS
103
3
21
11
2 h
T. Murphy
6
10
4
852 FORSYTH
105
1
154
2 nk
31
Ashly
5
454
9-5
441 LINCOLN II
108
6
7
52
454
A. Barrett
254
254
1
329 F GARNER
103
5
354
41
5
Garner
5
5
2
GALLANT II
105
7
6
6
6
W. Johnson
15
30
10
JIM CONWAY
10854
8
8
7
7
Martin
4
4
8—5
FAMILIAR
103
2
5
8
8
VanDusen
15
30
10
Time, 12%, 24%, 49%, 56*4.
Start good. Won easily; second driving. F. Garner ran out on the turn.
902
SECOND RACE— 6^ Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.
Ind. Horses
Wgt,
St.
54 54
Str
Fin.
Jockeys
Open Close
Place
(756)DAV1D
119
1
21
2 h
22
INK
Garner
2
7—5
1—2
801 ARGENTINA II
105
4
31
154
IH
21
T. Muiphy
6
5
2
314 TOWERST
110
5
41
41
31
3nk
Martin
6
8
3
DON CARILLO
107
3
554 51
41
45
C. Slaughter
7-
-5 2
4-5
ROMANCE
105
7
7
6
51
51
Penn
15
15
6
HENRY YOUNG
125
6
6
7
6
6
W. Johnson
10
12
5
PARAGON
107
8
8
8
8
7
Clairmont
60
60
20
856 INKOSIKOS
no
2
11
354
7
8
Gibbs
60
100
30
Time, 25, 50, 1 :0 .
Winner— Springfield Stable’s ch. g, 4, by Wawekus — Treasure Trove.
Start good. Won driving; second and third same. Henry Young broke down,
is a ring bone. Argentina showed great speed.
Scratched — Belle of Oak Grove, 105 ; Regeholt, 107.
The trouble
903
THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses.
Wgt.
St.
V 4 54
Str.
Fin.
Jockeys
Open Close Place
857 BELLE STAR
99
2
11
154
IH
Ink
Webster
15
40
12
854 MERCURY
104
4
3kk 3V4
31
2nK
T. Murphy
3
12-5
1
891 HUSH
106
5
51
52
254
3j*k
C. Slaughter
3
454
8-5
854 NELLIE H III
99
3
454 41
51
43
C. Combs
30
40
12
373 PRINCESS ROSE
99
6
6
6
6
51
Schorr
20
30
10
854 MOPSY
101
7
8
8
8
6
A. Barrett
8
10
4
(403) PANJANDRUM
101
1
21
254
41
7
Garner
2
8-5
3-5
BERNARD
98
8
7
7
7
8
W, Johnson
30
50
20
CASTA LI A
90
9
9
9
9
9
Strode
30
20
8
EAU CLAIRE
108
10
10
10
10
10
C. McDonald 30
40
12
ARTHUR G
106
11
11
11
11
11
C. Martin
30
40
12
SHOOTING STAR
104
Left at post.
VanDusen
30
50
20
W inner— John Huffman’s b
Start good Won driving
drum quit like a dog.
Time, 24%, 4654, 1:16.
. f. 4, by Day Star — Laraminta.
Belle Star cut off Mercury. The latter should have won. Pan j an-
904
FOURTH RACE — 1 Mile & 30 Yards. Handicap,
Ind. Horses
Wgt.
St. 54
54
%, i
str.
Fin.
Jockeys
Open
Close
Place
(404) FREE ADVICE
115
1
3n
3n
32
154
Martin
8—5
11—5
out
WON’T DANCE
91
2
2?
254
21
2nk
Garner
10
20
out
855 URANIA
112
4
12
154
154
320
T. Murphy
1—2
9—20
out
HAWTHORNE
105
3
4
4
4
4
C. Slaughter 30
75
out
Time, 26, 5054, 1:1654. 1:43.
Winner — Pat Dunne’s b. c, 4, by Leonatus— Eva S.
Start good. Won easily. The pace was very slow. Urania got a bad start, but couldn’t have
won.
Scratched— Sallie Woodford, 90*
905
FIFTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind.
Horses.
(463)FRONTiER
214 NICHOLAS
(160)K1NG GOLD
(854)ALBERT S
854 HIBERNIA
ALBERT S
UEEN
THE KITTESI
♦ASHLAND
By Strathmore.
Vgt.
St.
54 54
%
Str.
Fin.
Jockeys
Open
(’lose Place
107
5
41
554
51
Ink
Martin
2
454
8 — 5
104
3
12
n
13
2*
A. Barrett
7—5
1
out
107
4
2h
2h
354
3 h
Garner
254
4
7—5
95
6
6
454
2h
48
T. Murphy
8
12
5
107
1
51
6
6
554
Schorr
8
12
4
101
2
31
31
454
6
C. Slaughter 15
20
8
no
7
7
7
7
7
W hitmore
60
60
20
Time, 24/j, 49^2, 1 :02«4.
By 1
Winner— Pat Dunne’s ch. c, by Fonso— Spring Eagle.
Start good. Won driving ; second eased a bit at end.
Scratched — Aureola, 96; Pretender. 106.
Martin rode the winner beautifully.
NOTES OF THE TURF.
The Dill starting machine is being used at
Lexington.
After the Kentucky Derby, Mr. M. F. Dwyer
$7500 for Ben Eder. The offer was declined.
John Rodegap’s colt Sumatra by Vocalic— La
Sorella died at Lexington a day or two ago.
Dunois is doing well again and will carry the
Scoggan colors again in the races of the next
ten days.
Aqueduct sought the off days of the Morris
Park meeting— the Mondays and Fridays be-
tween May 12 and June 2.
Bill McGuigan is preparing Ben Eder for a
bruising race for the Clark Stakes, and says that
he will bet on Ben Eder defeating Ben Brush.
The application for reinstatement made by R.
J. Hutchison and Jockey J. B. Slack were
refused.
C. T. Patterson’s, Suisun, and M. F. Dwyer’s
recent purchase, Cleophus, are to run a match
race at five furlongs, 115 pounds each, for $2,250
—$750 a side and $750 added, at Louisville.
The Jockey Club stewards have declined to
reconsider their decision of Jan. 31, under
which the entries of F, D. Weir and M. Daly
were ordered to be refused on all courses racing
under the jurisdiction of the Jockey Club.
The supposition is generally held that Star
Tobacco and Horseshoe Tobacco were so named
because they are “plugs.” It is to be so hoped.
Such names attached to winners is full of jar
and low class.
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THE FLAG SAVES EVANATUS.
Owing to one or two horses being left at the
post recently at Sheffield, the advance flag was
called into requisition yesterday as well as the
machine. It was just as well that it was, for,
in the mile handicap, the first time the machine
snapped Evanatus. with Dorsey up, wheeled
around exactly as he had done with Irving last
Saturday, and he would have been left had not
the horses been recalled. As it was he got off
last, but, running kindly, won, beating Hi
Henry easily, the son (»f Big Henry astonishing
his friends by his game finish over a distance
' supposed to be not his forte.
The day was warm, attendance large, and the
track fast. Two Indiana records, the mile of
1 \ilV% and the five furlongs of 1 :01^ were
equalled by Evanatus and Remedy respectively.
Only two favorites, Pinchback in the first and
Outgo in the last races won. All the other win-
ners were backed. There were only eleven
regular books and two field books on, but they
did a good business. Irving rode two winners.
Pinchback had only a poor lot to beat in the
opening event and he won easily.
In the 2-year-old race the starting machine
was dispensed with as neither Terrific or Aceta
had ever been to the post or even been schooled
at starting. Terrific was made a warm favorite
but two of Tully Coulter’s recently sold to Celia
& Sippy and Ruddy Bros, finished first and
second. Mike Kelly was the favorite for the
six furlongs selling, but he was not in the first
three, Warren Point winning in a drive from
Denizette and Paskola.
May Fern who appeared in John Brenock’s
colors for the first time, was favorite in the five
furlongs. The second was the best she could
do. Remedy racing over her all the way.
The last event at seven furlongs was a gallop
for Outgo. He might have been pressed had
the start been a better one, Belvour getting off
very badly.
SHEFFIELD FORM.
The form of Wednesday’s Sheffield fields is :
First Race— Terra Archer, Dave Sloan, Ginka.
Second Race— Chenille. Devoir, Clematis.
Third Race— Weola, Walkover, Extra.
Fourth Race — Muskalonge, Panout, May
Galop.
Fifth Race— Tambio, Miles Standish. Hercules.
Sixth Race— Fred K, Longdale, Lollie Eastin.
WINDSOR FORM.
Detroit, Mich., May 12. — The form of Wed-
nesday’s Windsor fields is as follows :
First Race— Elano, Cuticlene, Bridget.
Second Race— Harry B, Queen Vic, Sharon,
Third Race — Sunup, Bounding Cecil, Charley
W obor»
Fourth Race— Elizbert, Tough Timber, Dock-
Fifth Race— Kirk, Leonard B, Alamo.
ST. LOUIS FORM.
St. Louis. Mo., May 12.— The form of Wednes
day’s Fair Grounds fields is :
First Race— Estaca, Don’t Skip Me. Dawn,
• Second Race— Salvable, Royal Choice, Bertha.
Third Race— Brescia, Blitzen’s Sister, Mattie
Fourth Race— Jane, Braw Scot, LaFiesta.
Fifth Race — Ursula, Belle of Oak Grove,
Claude Hill.
Sixth Race— Dorah Wood, Nellie Smith, Tra-
dition.
LOUISVILLE FORM.
Louisville, Ky., May 12.— The form of Wed-
nesday’s fields is as follows :
First Race— Sir Dilke, Mate, Lester.
Second Race— Nimrod, Ace, Paul Pry.
Third Race— Meadowthorpe, Burlesque, Boan-
erges,
Fourth Race— Ben Brush, Ben Eder, Semper
Ego.
Fifth Race— Manzanita, The Blossom, Prin-
cess Teck.
Louisville Pooling.
Louisville, Ky., May 12.— To-night’s pooling
on Wednesday’s Louisville was:
First Race— Sir Dilke. $20 ; Plutus, $6 ; Lester,
$6 : Chicot, 4 ; Mate, 4 ; field $8.
Second Race— Ace. $10; Nimrod, $6; Bing
Binger, $4: field, $6.
Third Race— Meadowthorpe, $10 ; Boanerges,
$10; Burlesque, $6; Rey De Angeles, $6 : Orion,
$4: field, $1. „ *
Fourth Race — Ben Eder, $66; Ben Brush, $50;
$50; Semper Ego, $8; Loki. $8; Ulysses, $6; Sir
Vassar, $4; Parson, $2.
Fifth Race — Manzanita. $20; Princess Teck,$8;
Sanriie, $6 ; Alice C, $4 ; The Blossom, $4 ; field,
$ 6 .
MORRIS PARK ENTRIES.
First race, IVi miles, over 6 hurdles.— Talman,
162; Annie Bishop, 156; Mirage II, 161; Poteen,
150; Adalbert, 158; Marble, 155; Scud, 1.52.
Second race, 3 miles. Steeplechase. — Mars
Chan, 151: May Blossom, 147; Kilkenny, 162:
Hellas, 149; Sayunara, 159.
Third race, 2*4 miles, handicap, steeplechase
— Duke of Abercoru, 145 ; Fugitive, 145; Wood-
ford, 142 ; Tom Moore, 138 ; Lafayette, 148.
Fourth race, VA miles, St. Nicholas Hurdle
Handicap; San Joaquin, 148; Southerner, 146 ;
Addie, 142; PowW’ow, 138; Winshin, 138; Tom
Moore, 139 ; Rose Howard. 130 ; Adalbert, 152.
Fifth race, % mile. First Amphibious Handi-
cap — Rubicon, 150; Mirage, 132; Sabilla, 130;
Pay or Play, 127 ; War Bonnet, 125 ; Fugitive,
123; The Sage, 122.
.ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.
Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast.
First Race -4 1-2 Furlongs.
Maiden 2-year olds,
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt,
Ciemona Briggs.108 Estaca 108
Dawn 108 773 Bonnie Bess 108
Sieglinde 108 Augustina 108
Juanita 108 Ella O 108
852 Don’t Skip Me.. 103
Second Race— 1 Mile.
3-year-olds. Allowances.
Ind. Horses W’gt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.
894 Bertha 102 176 Hex 102
290 Midland 104 (586) Royal Choice.. 107
Salvable 107 Dr. Huger 107
Third Race— 4 1-2 Furlongs.
Maiden 2-year-old fillies.
Ind. Horses. Wgt Ind. Horses. Wgt
890 Mattie Belle .... 103 371 Gleny 108
Wild West 108 Iron Packer .... 108
779 Blitzen’s Sister.. 108 Alverdee 108
Monona 108 852 Brescia 108
Fourth Race— 7 1-2 Furlongs.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses. W’gt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
853 La Fiesta (4).... 101 (853) Jane (4) 103
853 Braw Scot (a)... 105 893 Sant Ilario (4) ..106
853 Chiswell (6) 108 Tom Elmore (5) 105
892 Geo F Smith (5) 114
Fifth Ract— 5-8 Miles.
3-year-olds and upward. SeRing.
ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
Belleville (3) ... . 89 856 Ursula (3) 89
Bertrand (3) 91 La Pepita (3).... 93
753 B.ofO’kGrV(3) 96 321 Claude Hill (3).. 97
Minnie W (4).... 101 891 Plunker (4) 103
Sixth Race— 5-8 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses, WKt
854 Aureola (3) 89 857 Nellie Smith (3) 91
(856)Tradition (3). .. 94 891 Astolfina (3) — 100
892 Dorah Wood(4).101 Senator Hill (4). 103
Gold Coin (4)... 105 Find Out (4) — 106
WINDSOR ENTRIES.
Probabilities: Weather warm; track fast.
First Race— 3-4 Mile.
3-year-dlds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
884 Tremor (4) 112 921 Miss Rowett (5) 109
(701)Elano (4) 109 884 K’g Michael (4) 109
863 Camden (5) 109 921 Bridget (4) 107
(414) Adonis (3) 100 866 Dr Kellogg (3).. 97
886 Cuticlene (3) 97 921 Minerva (3) 95
Second Race— 1-2 Mile.
2-year-olds. Allowances.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
885 Paul Kauvar — 108 919 Sharon 108
Joan of Arc 105 363 Lulu M 105
919 Harry N 105 418 Little Treasure. 105
296 Nellie M 105 700 Queen Vic 105
Volitea 105
Third Race-7-8 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
(863) Sunup (4) 115 884 Hardin (5) 107
888 Chr’leyWeber(4)107 Young Mack (3). 98
(886) Bo’d’gCecil(3). 98 568 La Salle (3) 98
Fourth Race— 3-4 Mile.
3*year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt.
Longshore (a)... 109 865 Dockstader (5).. 104
921 Tough Timb’r(4)102 887 Elizbert (4) 101
888 Ruthven (4) 101 770 Miss Perkins(6) 100
344 Joco (4) 100 917 Pete Kelly (4).... 98
425 Necedah U) 96 886 Austin (3) 92
454 Stanza (3) 92 772 Becky Sharp (3) ..84
Fifth Race— 6 1-2 Furlongs.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
887 Leonard B (4).. .115 863 Alamo (4) 112
884 Font d’Or (3) — 110 312 Madge Doree(5) 110
774 Springboard (3) .107 865 Hippogntf (3).. 107
886 Kirk (3) 104 693 Maxima (3) 102
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.
Probabilities— W eather clear : track good.
First Race— 1 Mile.
3-year-olds and upwards. Selling.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
861 Plutus (6) 108 804 Chicot (4) 107
858 OldGentle’u (4). 107 8k) Lester (a) 105
821 Partisan (4) 104 914 Mate(4j 104
883 Sir Dilke (3).... 97 Cecil (3) 92
702 Cashier (3) 85 880 Dorette (3) 80
Second Race— 7-8 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Inc Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
(804)Paul Pry (4).... 110 Nimrod (3) 105
748 Brendoo (4) 104 (737) Ace (4) 99
(755)Bing Binger (3) 98 883 Doorga (4) 97
Epoyah (3) 91
WINDSOR FORM CHART.
WINDSOR. ONT., May 12.— Third day. Summer Meeting. Windsor Association, Weather,,
warm ; Track, fast.
Presiding Judge, Col. W.
H. May. Starter, C. C. Pettingill.
^ 1 T RACE-5 1-2 Furlongs.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses.
Wgt.
St. H
V 2 Hi Str.
Fin.
Jockeys
Open Close Place
884 FAIRC HILD
104
5
3 21 1*4
lA
Arison
6
8
3
DAMASK
107
VA
VA In* 2^
2*
Ross
6 — 5
2A
1
IF
92
4
4 3H 31
33
Newcome
4
5
2
753 LADY McCANN
102
3
5 41 45i£
41
R. Perry
3
5
2
703 RAPALATCHIE
94
6
6 51 51
52
Campbell
10
10
4
604 GUS STRAUSS
104
2A
2A 6 6
6
Banks
10
10
4
EDITH
107
7
7 7 7
7
G. Neal
25
25
10
863 PETE KELLY
106
9
8 8 8
8
Paget
W. Dean
8
8
3
NELLIE BLAND
92
8
9 9 9
9
20
20
8
MAMIE SULLIVAN
110
10
10 10 10
10
Gallagher
10
15
6
Time, 25, 49H, 1 :02)4. 1 :09.
Winner — Windom Stable’s gr. g,
, 4, by Eberlee— Blue Bonnet.
Start good. Won easily.
Damask, Fairchild and If
made
all the running. In the stretch
Fairchild left the pair. He was tiring a little at finish.
0 g SECOND RACE-
-7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.
Ind. Horses.
Wgt.
St. H
A M Str.
Fin.
Jockeys
Open
Close
Place
(866)SUBlTO
752 WANG
101
VA
SvK 3A 2V2
11
E. Ross
7
10
4
88
3
21 lYi W 2
21
T. Charles
5
5
2
725 BEGUE
107
2
lA 2V2 33
35
Ham
8-5
3
1
750 FRONTMAN
102
4
4 4^'K 41
41
V, Wilson
10
10
4
701 STRABERTHA
88
5
bA 51 51
52
Campbell
30
50
20
416 TASCO
99
6
6 6 6
6
Hicks
10
10
4
QUEEN ALBIA
93
7
7 7 7
7
Tanner
40
60
20
Winner— Schoenfeld Stable’s b. c, 3, by Substantif— Giralda.
Start good. Won easily. Wang led to head of stretch where Subito came strong and beat
him easily.
919
THIRD RACE— 1-2 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling.
Ind. Horses.
Wgt.
St. k
A %
Str.
Fin.
Jockeys
Open
Close
Place
(726) AGENT
108
lA
1*4
lA
Ink
Blake
1
1
out
771 GLEN ALBYN
100
31
3nk
2nk
21 A
E. Ross
6
4
1
885 HARRY N
105
2A
4*/a
31
33
Corder
6
3
3-5
441 FOREIGNER
102
5
6XK
51
4*/a
Baker
10
15
6
726 HARRY B
102
4
2A
4*4
51
T. ('harles
10
20
8
585 MABEL M
99
7
5*/»
6
6
J, Bennett
20
25
10
751 SHARON
102
6
6
7
7
V. Wilson
10
5
2
LUKALO
105
8
8
8
8
Higgins
10
10
3
Time, 12M, 2414, 36, 49.
W’inner— J. Brown’s b. c. by Riley or Lew Weir— Venturia.
Good start. Won driving. Agent got off with the track yet won in a hard drive. Glen Albyn
02^^ FOURTH RACE — 1 1-16 Miles. 3-ycar-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses
Wgt.
St.
A U str.
Fin.
Jockeys
Open Close Place
865 PEYTON I A
112
5
5 4*4 3nk 2nk
1*4
E. Ross
6
3
4—5
865 LIGHTFOOT
107
3
3h 2*/, lA 1*4
23
Lendrum
3—2
3—2
1—2
607 MASTER FRED
109
2
2 nK 31 2nK 3nK
34
N. Furlong
10
12
4
887 BLASCO
109
1
41 51 5*4 51
4*4
Ham
3
3
1
(419)TEXT
112
4
1*4 Ink 4*4 41
5
Higgins
3
3
1
Winner— Clyde Stable’s b. h, 5, by Blazes— Fanny Covington.
Good Start Won driving; second same. Text quit badly after going three-quarters of a mile.
921
FIFTH RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses.
Wgt.
St. %
*4 %
Str.
Fin.
Jockeys
Open
Close
Place
757 PETROLENE
90
6
7 6
31
1*4
T. Charles
12
12
5
863 BRIDGET
no
4
2*4 1*4
1*4
2*4
Carter
12
6
2
(4 15) TIT FOR TAT
106
1*4
IH 5*4
5
3^
Ham
6—5
4—5
out
(753)ROSALIND III
100
5
6 7
6
42
Newcom
12
15
5
(725)OLD DOMINION
107
7
5 4
71
5‘i
Blake
5
6
2
86;i TOUGH TIMBER
108
2 h
3*4 2h
2h
6
Lendrum
2
4
1
(581) PAT TUCKER
111
3
4 3*4
4 h
7
J. Furlong
12
12
5
415 MISS ROWETT
109
8
6 8
8
8
Paget
Fishburn
use II.
10
12
5
GISMONDA
Winner— T. P. Hayes’ b. f
109*4 9 9 9 9 9
Time, 24, 47%, 101%, 107%.
, 3, by Pirate of Penzance— Petrole
15
25
8
Good start. Won driving
ion showed speed.
; second and third same. Tit for Tat ran a good race.
Old Domin'
I'hira Rttctt— 5-8 Mile.
2-year-oids. Allowances.
Ind. Horses. We*' Ind. Horses. Wgt
(751) Meadowthorpe 118 860 Boanerges 118
(825) Burlesque 113 Cavalero 110
Rey DeL’Angel’sllO 779 Orion 106
819BanquoII 106 862 Flexible 103
Fourth Race— 1 1-8 Miles.
3-year-olds.
The Clark Stakes. Value $4,000.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind Horses. Wgt
(803) Ben Brush 127 803 Semper Ego 117
(859) Loki 117 803 Ben Eder 117
(243)Sir Vassar 117 803 Ulysses 117
F27 Parson 109
Fifth Race- 1-2 Mile.
2-year-olds. Selling.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
822 Manzanita 108 819 Sannie 106
668 Adalid 106 862 Alice C 106
913 The Blossom .... 106 879 Ella T 104
915 Nellie Baker .... 104 862 Lady Estelle .... 102
862 Princess Teck .. .102 805 Favorable 102
SHEFFIELD ENTRIES.
Probabilities: W’eather clear; track fast.
First Race— 3-4 Mile. Selling.
Maidens.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
8J10 Terra Archer(3) , .93 830 Vigars (3) 93
634 Royal Duke (3) ..93 741 Ginka (4) 98
741 Dave Sloan (4).. 100 *Sauterne (3) — 100
870 Karruba C (4)... 102 Diana (4) 103
Marie Temp’t(4) 103 Scamp (4) 105
Pow Pow (4) 105 632 Lepanto Jr (5).. 110
♦Silver Crown.
Seco:-*J Race— 4 1-2 Furlong’s.
2-year-olds. Allowances.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
846 Hessville 92 Little Maggie.. . 92
Little Music 95 (896)Devoir 97
814 Clematis 107 (869)Chenille 97
654 Yours Truly 110
Third Race— 5-8 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
718 Demirep (3) 85 Martha R (3).... 87
718 Ferryman II (3). 94 (829) Geo B Swift (3) 94
792 Estelle F (6) 97 407 Doctor Work(4;101
723 Nellie H (4) 106 847 Walkover (4) . . . . 107
868 Tramp (a) 109 813 Connemara (a). 109
742 Santa Cruz (4).. 109 832 Weola (4) 110
847*Extra (6) 115 Victoria (5) . . . . 105
♦By Superior
Fourth Race— 7-8 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Handicap.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
850 Newhouse (3).... 85 (873)Little Sadie (3) 90
870 Panout (3) 96 900 Doctor G (3) ... .102
849 May Galop (3) ..104 (255)(^amelia (3).... 95
849 Muskalonge (3). 110
Fifth Race— 1 1-8 Mile.
Handicap. 5 Hurdles.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
794 Jubilee (a) 125 794 Tambio (5) 130
794 San Gabriel (a). 142 (794)Hercules (a). ..140
794 MilesSt’dish (6).147
Sixth Race— 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses. Wgt. Ind. Horses. Wgt
848 Fred K (3) 100 831 Sunny (3) 100
872 EffieT (4) 102 868 Lollie Eastin(4)102
899 Cassa (6) 107 845 Uncle Dave (4).. 107
F29 Mr. Dunlap (6). 109 653 Tamerlane (a).. 109
873 Sen. Walcott (6)109 873 Longdale (5)... 109
845 King Bors (5). ..112
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NEW YORK, May 11. — First day. Westchester Association. Spring Meeting. Weather, clear;
track, fast.
Presiding Judge, C-ol. R. W. Simmons. Starter W. Flynn.
906
• FIRST RACE — 5-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Light Welter Weights.
Ind. Horses
Wgt. St. H ^2
Str. Fin. Jockeys Open Close Place
HASTINGS
117
3
2% 11% 11
12
Griffin
1—2
3—10
out
BELDEMERE
127
4
Ink 2“
2%
2nk
Taral
5
6
1
GOTHAM
129
2
31 33
33
33
Hamilton
5
6
1
659 THE SWAIN
122
5
5 4%
41
4%
Littlefield
20
30
8
732 HANWELL
122
1
41 5
5
5
Sheedy
20
40
10
Time, IP/*. 23H, 3551£, 59.
Winner — Blemton Stable’s br. c, 3, by Spendthrift — Cinderella.
Start good. Won handily ; second driving hard. Hastings had speed to spare and was never
bothered.
SlCOND RACE— 1 Mile. 3-year*olds and upward. Selling.
1. Horses.
Wgt.
St. %
% %
Str.
Fin.
Jockeys
Open
Close
Place
LEHMAN
113
1
6 41
4 h
IH
Taral
8-5
6-5
2-5
BRISK
96
6
3nk
1%
2h
Hirsch
4
7
2
JICOPYRIGHT
105
2
4% 3%
3nk
3h
Doggett
6—5
8-5
3—5
ROSEDALE
102
3
11 11
2%
42
Donnelly
40
50
15
BOMBAZETTE
94
4
51 6
5
51
Wallace
8
8
3
CROMWELL
108
7
2% 5%
6
6
J. Hill
6
6
2
BUCKEYE
102
5
7 7
7
7
Powers
40
50
15
Time, 25. 50H, 1 :02^, 1 :16Vi. 1 :41.
Winner— Chas. Fleischmann & Son’s ch. h, 5, by Harry O’Fallon— Lady Royster.
Start good. A dazzling finish of four. Copyright would have won but for being shut off
twice in the run home. Rosedale ran an excellent race.
908
THIRD RACE— 6-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. The Juvenile Stakes. Value, $1,500.
lad.
1. Horses.
Wgt.
St.
% %
%
Str.
Fin.
Jockeys
Open
Close
Place
CASSEOPIA
115
3
11
23
11%
11%
Littlefield
8-5
7-5
1—2
BASTION
118
1
21
iH
21
23
A. Clayton
6
6
2
♦CALDRON
118
6
41
41
3%
3nk
Taral
4
6
2
♦HAPHAZARD
118
2
3NK 31
41
41
Doggett
4
4
8 — 5
3)BUDDHA
111
10
9
6
5%
51
Ballard
8
7
2%
ilSUCCESSFUL
115
8
7
51
6
6
J. Hill
5
4
8—5
FLYING SQUADRON
118
4
51
7
7
7
Lamley
4
4
8—5
LEON ORE
115
7
8
8
8
8
Gifford
30
40
12
BILLY REDDING
118
9
10
9
9
9
Hamilton
40
60
20
SILVER BKOOK
115
5
6
10
10
10
Griffin
8
6
2
♦Added starters. Time, 12^, 24. 36, 47%, 1:00.
Winner— A. H. & D. H. Morris’ ch. f, by Friars Balsam— Starlight.
Start good. Won driving. Successful had bad luck in the race. Yet she was outrun. Flying
Squadron did not race to expectations.
Scratched — Passover, 118: Kinnekinnic, 118. ;
FOURTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Metropolitan Handicap,
Valu e $5,000.
Ind.
1. Horses.
Wgt.
St. St. %
% % Str.
Fin.
Jockeys
Open
Close
Place
COUNTER TENOR
115
6
6 6
6 6 4%
IH
Hamilton
3
4
7—5
ST. MAXIM
107
5
5 5
41 41 3%
2h
Doggett
10
15
6
SIR WALTER
112
2
21 2% IH 11%1NK
31
Taral
6-5
7—5
1—2
HORNPIPE
111
1
1% 11
22 21 2%
41
J. Hill
10
15
6
RUBICON
107
4
4% 43
5%5% 51
51
A. Clayton
10
8
3
DORIAN
118
3
31 31
3nk3nk 6
6
Griffin
2%
3
1
Time, 26^, 54%, 1 :i7%, 1 :41%, 1 :53.
Winner— J. Ruppert Jr,’s ch. c 4, by Falsetto— Pearl Thorn.
Fair start. Won driving. Counter Tenor was failing at every jump. Sir Walter was used
too much. St. Maxim was a good horse at the end. Well ridden too.
Scratched — Henry of Navarre, 129; Belmar, 109; Nanki Pooh. 112.
910
FIFTH RACE— Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances.
Ind. Horses.
Wgt.
St. %
% %
Str.
Fin.
Jockeys
Open
Close
Place
CHALLENGER
113
8
21
2 nk
11%
Doggett
2
6—5
2-5
FIRESIDE
no
9
3nk
3 h
2 h
A. Clayton
10
12
5
ROYAL ROSE
no
5
IH
IH
3nk
Lamley
10
12
5
SUSPICION
no
10
5%
41
41
Walker
30
30
10
CLAYMENA
no
2
4%
6T
52
Griffin
5
8
3
OLD MAT
113
1
6
51
6
Taral
4
5
2
SANSPARIEL
no
12
7
7
7
Hamilton
8
10
4
LADY LOUISE
no
7
8
8
8
W. Jones
30
50
20
LEEDSVILLE
113
3
10
9
9
J. Hill
7
4
8—5
TAKANASEE
no
6
11
10
10
O’Leary
30
60
20
SIMONIAN
no
4
9
11
11
Gifford
8
20
8
(7121FLORIAN
115
11
12
12
12
Littlefield
4
5
2
FAIR REBEL
no
13
13
13
13
Garrigan
50
60
20
Winner- Stockwell Stable’
Fair start. Won handily ;
Florian off badly never had a
Time, 11%, 24, 36%, 49.
s br. c, by Martenhurst — Wanda III.
second and third driving hard. The winner is a really good colt,
chance.
oil
SIXTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.
Ind,
Horses.
Wgt. St. Sd % % Str. Fin. Jockeys Open Close Place
(716)SHAKESPEARE II
SHERLOCK
103 1 1% PK iH iH 11 13 Littlefi d 1—2
100 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 W. Jones 9—5
Time, 26%. 54, 1 :19%, 1 :42%. 1 :47.
Winner— R. W. Walden & Son’s ch. c, 3, by Plenipo— Avondale.
Start good. Won pulling up. Sherlock was never a factor at any time.
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LOUISVILLE, KY., May 12.— Sixth Day. New Louisville Jockey Club.
Twelve Days. Weather cloudy ; track muddy.
Spring Meeting of
Presiding Judge, L. M. Clark. Starter, J. J. Chinn.
912 FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile. ^3-year-olds and upward. Allowances
Ind. Horses.
Wgt.
St.
% %
%
Str.
Fin.
Jockeys
Open Close Place
859 JAKE ZIMMERMAN
119
2
12
15
15
16
R. Williams
2—5
2—5
out
827 HOLLINGSWORTH
100
5
42
2%
21
22
T. Walker
10
8
2
827 LEONAISE
100
6
6
42
46
33
Dupee
4
.5
1
861 CHERUB
99
3
2% 35
33
48
A. Isom
10
15
3
824 EASTWOOD BELLE
95
1
31
5
5
5
M. Randall
40
25
6
858 MAGGIE S
95
4
5
6
6
6
All cock
40
60
12
Time, 26, 52%, 1:19.
Winner — Alpine Stable’s cb. h, 5, by Faustus— English Lass.
Start good by machine. Won galloping ; second easily. Zimmerman outclassed the lot. Hol-
lingsworth ran good race, Maggie S tired badly in stretch. Cherub pulled up last furlong. Leo-
naise closed grouud in stretch.
Scratclied— Zanone, 102.
913 "
SECOND RACE— 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Selling.
lud. Horses.
Wgt.
St.
% %
%
Str.
Fin.
Jockeys
Open
Close
Place
828 VANESSA
96
2
IH
31
IH
11
Scherrer
6
3
1
860 LORD ZENI
114
1
4h
2h
21
22
Simms
1
1
out
805 PERFORMANCE
104
4
6
6
6%
3%
Thorpe
5
7
2
828 MAZEPPA
96
7
5% 41
41
43
C. Beckley
30
40
12
862 GOVINDA
100
8
8
51
5%
51
A. Isom
6
6
2
739 THE BLOSSOM
105
6
31
12
3%
6
Britton
8
10
4
860 VENGEANCE
99
5
2%
7
7
7
C. Reiff
15
20
8
CASSILAIN
99
3
7
8
8
8
J. Gardner
40
50
15
Time, 25%, 51, 1 :04%.
Winner— S. Levy’s br. f, by Belvidere — Contralto.
Start good, by machine. Won handily; second driving. Vanessa liked the track and came
away cleverly under call. Zeni was always outrun. The Blossom made a spurt at the half, but
could not last. Performance ran a good race.
914
THIRD RACE — 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses.
Wgt.
St.
%
% %
Str.
Fin.
Jockeys
Open
Close
Place
821 PROBaSCO
112
1
1% 21 IH
12
15
Thorpe
2%
2%
1
833 ANNALYLE
95
5
8
8 7
7
2h
Dupee
20
30
10
806 MATE
104
4
2h
4h 6
41
3%
Sherriu
10
20
8
442 EUNUCH
100
6
51
6% 4%
2h
4h
Scherrer
15
20
8
861 PRESIDIO
91
3
3% 51 3h
32
5
C. Reiff
6
6
2
(823)HARRY SHANNON
98
2
61
IH 22
5
6
T. Walker
8
12
5
827 BONNIE DUNDEE
97
7
4% 3% 5%
6
7
J. Gardner
7
10
4
858 SLIGO
104
8
7
7 8
8
8
A. Isom
7—5
7-5
1—2
Time, 26, 52%, 1 :18%. 1 :46%.
Winner— Smith & Ferguson’s b, h, 5, by Outcast — Bettie H.
Start good by machine. Won easily; second driving. Probasco was never bothered. Anna-
lyle ran a splendid race, came very fast in stretch. Harry Shannon made a bid at the half but
could not last. Eunuch tired last furlong. Sligo won’t do at all just now.
Scratched, Lester. 106; Cecil, 83; Old Gentleman. 104; Canewood, 101 ; Brendoo, 110.
915
FOURTH RACE- 1-2 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances.
Ind. Horses.
Wgt.
St.
% % %
Str.
Fin.
Jockeys
Open Close Place
822 EUGENIA WICKS
107
2
22
IH
12
Simms
1—2
3-5
out
825 REMP
no
4
3h
31
2«
T. Walker
8
7
2
828 CON REAGAN
no
1
1% 21
35
Scherrer
10
8
3
WILL WALLACE
no
7
6
5
42
Thorpe
10
8
3
802 VISCOUNT
102
3
42
41
51
J. Gardner
20
30
10
828 PRINCESS MAUD
102
5
51
6
6
F. Williams
20
30
10
SONIRO
107
6
7
7
7
A. Jones
4
6
6-5
269 NELLIE BAKER
107
8
8
8
8
C. Reiff
10
20
8
Time. 25%, 50%.
Winner— J. E. Pepper’s b. f. by Kautaka — Genevieve.
Start straggling, with flag. Won easily ; second driving. Eugenia Wicks finished with plenty
left. Reagan tired after going a quarter. Remp showed speed and ran well.
Scratched— Bauquo II, 110; Cavalero, 110, Assassin, 110, Flexible, 107 ; Forfeit, 107 : Alice C, 107 ;
Princess Teck, 102.
916
FIFTH RACE— 6 1-2 T'urlongs. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses.
Wgt.
St.
% %
%
Str.
Fin.
Jockeys
Open
Close
Place
858 TWINKLE
101
6
41
31
31
1%
Scherrer
4
2%
1
♦ELI
103
2
6
7
51
2%
T. Walker
10
30
10
406 MOTILLA
9J
3
21
U
1%
31
C. Reiff
4
15
6
JAMES MONROE
101
4
7
41
4%
41
Sherriu
12
15
6
823 ASAPH
89
5
1% 22
2%
52
Thompson
15
12
5
674 KATHERINE
105
7
51
6
7
6
Thorpe
7—5
7—5
1-2
824 JUDGE BAKER
98
1
31
51
6
7
J. Gardner
8
10
4
806 RIVERSIDE PARK
103
8
8
8
8
8
Britton
40
50
15
♦By Esher.
Time, 25%, 51, 1:17%,
1 :24%.
Winner— Smith & Ferguson's b , m, 5, by Sir Modred— Stella.
Start fair, with flag. Won driA iug ; second same. Twinkle was well ridden. Motilla tired
badly last furlong. Asaph was inteilered with at eighth pole. Eli ran well and closed lots of
ground in stretch.
Scratched— Pallas. 109: Hard mburg, 104.
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Only five minutes walk from R.R. depots and theatres. The Clifton is equipped with elec-
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OPPOSITE PALMER HOUSE
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SHEFFIELD RACE TRACK
SHEFFIELD, INDIANA.
BEGINS MAY 2nd AND CLOSES HAY 19th
FIVE OR MORE RACES DAILY, RAIN OR SHINE BEQININQ AT 2:15 P. M.
SPECIAL TRAINS DIRECT TO TRACK IN 35 MINUTES
Pittsburgh & Fort Wayne Railroad leaves Union Depot, stopping at Archer Ave., 41st St. and Englewood, at 12:10, 12:25, 12:55, 1:20 & 1:35
p.m. Regular train at two p.m. Returning at 4 : 50 . Lake Shore regular trains leave Van Buren St. Depot at 8:05 a.m. and 12:05 p.m. Returning
at 4:30. Round trip on all trains 25 cts. Electric Cars connect with Alley L at 64th St. and with Illinois Central at 92nd St.
Illinois Cenli-al lO.xpress trains laave lianclolpli Slreel Depot, slopping at Vanhuren and C3d streets at 12:30, 1:10 and 1:30 p.m,, connecting with free trolli'
cars direct to ^rand stand in JJO minutes.
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CONCERT BY BANKS CREQIER’S ORCHESTRA— 25 PIECES
Terre Haute Fair Ass’n
THE CREVELINQ=DWYER STARTER
A COMMONSENSIBLE RACING APPLIANCE
Indianapolis Driving Park
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SPRING RUNNING MEETINGS
TERRE HAUTE, MAY 18=23
INDIANAPOLIS, HAY 25=30
Liberal Purses. Responsible Management. Six Days at Each Place. Plenty of Stable Room,
Purses $6,000 for Each fleeting.
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Montana’s Great Races.
41 Days. $100,000 or More For Winners
New Stands. New Paddocks. New Betting Sheds. New Stables.
The Anaconda Racing Association
17 Days. Anaconda June 30 to July 18.
The West Side Racing Association
24 Days. Butte July 20 to August 15.
ENTRIES TO THE FOLLOWINQ CLOSE MAY 25, 1896.
THE anaconda HANDICAP— $2,000. (To be
run at Anaconda July 16). For 3-year-olds
and upward. 1 mile and 3 furlongs.
THE COPPER CITY HANDICAP— $1,500. (To
be run at Anaconda July 4th.) For all ages.
1% miles.
THE WEST SIDE HAND1CAP-$1,000. (To be
run at Butte between June 30 and July 18.)
For all ages. 1 mile.
THE SILVER CITY HANDICAP-$2,000. (To
be run at Butte July 25). For 3-year-olds
and upward. iVi miles.
THE SMELTERMEN’S HANDICAP — $1,000,
(To be run at Anaconda July 8th). For all
ages. 1 mile.
THE BUTTE HANDICAP-$1,000. (To be run
at Butte between June 30 and July 18.) For
all ages. 1% miles.
One Fare for Round Trip for Horses from St. Paul.
For Programme and Other Information Write
Butte Is only 27 miles (40 min.)
from Anaconda.
Ed A. Tipton, Mngr.
ANACONDA, MONT
LEIGH’S P ORTABLE S TALLS
OWNERS AND
TRAIN iRS . .
When you ship your horses, ask
Express Company to stall your
car with “Leigh’s Patent Portable
Stall,” adjustable to any car, thus
securing absolute safety to your
horses while in transit without
additional cost to the shipper, as
express company’s furnish them
free of cost to you They don t
deface the car when adjusted
and can be set up in thirty minutes
for any number of horses to 24 in
double door baggage car. Express
companies can procure stalls by
applying to
H. EUGENE LEIGH,
LEXINGTON, KY
THOROUGHLY TE5TED AND PROVEN THE BEST
Rights for the use of the starter can be secured from
W. C. CREVELING,
Room 1, Lakeside Bldg., Chicago, 111.
1896....
La belle stud
BRAMBLE
KINGSTON
FORESTER
G. W. JOHNSON
BURLINGTON
impAEROLITHE
Imp. Bonnie Scotland— Ivy Leaf, by Imp. Australian.
Sire of Rambler, Clifford and Ben Brush.
$300. Book Full.
Spendthrift— Imp. Kapanga.
$150. Book Full.
Imp. The Ill=Used-Woodblne.l
$100. Book Full. Filled by Owner.
Iroquois— Brunette, by Imp
Bonnie Scotland. $50.
(Full.)
Powhattan— Imp. Invercauld,
by St. Blaise. $50.
Nougat— Astree, by Dollar.
$50.
The above Stallions will make the season of 1896 at La Belle Stud, 7 miles from Lexington,
Ky., on the old Frankfort Pike, Season foes due at time of service. Return privileges, allowed
if the horse is alive and in my possession.
Tlie La Belle Stallions were all first-class Race Horses and Stake Winners, Their combined
winnings on the Turf amounting to nearly $30C.000. Mares booked to my Stallions will be accom-
modated with a good box-stall and grain feed at $10 per month during breeding season.
Stallions, Broodmares, Yearlings, Horses in
Training, Winners, for sale at all times....
....I have sold such grand race horses as....
CLIFFORD, DUCAT, LAZZARONE,
CHANT, PE5ARRA, HANDSPUN,
URANIA, BEN BRUSH
AND MANY OTHERS. " *
The Public and Visitors to Kentucky are welcome to La Belle
at any time, SUNDAYS ESPECIALLV__^^^
H. EUGENE LEIGH,
LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY.
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